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Analysis of lateral soil displacements induced by synchronous grouting in large-diameter shield tunnelling: a case study. [PDF]
Sci RepPeng S, Huang H, Pan H, Luo G, Cao H.
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Application and Prospect of Strapdown Inertial Navigation System in Coal Mining Equipment. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Liang M, Zheng D, Li K, Fang X, Wu G.
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Measurement of TBM Disc Cutter Wear Using Eddy-Current Sensor in Different TBM Chamber Conditions: Insights from Laboratory Tests. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Park M, Ju M, Kim J, Jeong H.
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Effects on upper masonry structures caused by double-line parallel shield cutting group pile construction. [PDF]
Sci RepZhu X, Ma SJ, Hong KR, Ding YG.
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Practice Periodical on Structural Design and Construction, 2003
Tunneling in hard rock with tunnel boring machines is one of the most mechanized construction processes. Mechanization also applies to the installation of the temporary excavation support and the final lining. Computer-aided process systems have been developed, including: (1) sensor-supported gathering and computer-aided storage of all relevant tunnel ...
G. Girmscheid, Cliff Schexnayder
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Tunneling in hard rock with tunnel boring machines is one of the most mechanized construction processes. Mechanization also applies to the installation of the temporary excavation support and the final lining. Computer-aided process systems have been developed, including: (1) sensor-supported gathering and computer-aided storage of all relevant tunnel ...
G. Girmscheid, Cliff Schexnayder
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TUNNELS - TUNNEL BORING MACHINES.
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Civil Engineering, 1994This paper begins by describing the requirements for the tunnelling machines used in the construction of the Channel Tunnel. Five machines were used, three on the marine tunnels and two on the land tunnels. The description is then developed, distinguishing between the types of machines working under the sea and those under land.
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Industrial Robot: An International Journal, 1993
For this review of heavy duty robots Jack Hollingum went to Scotland to see a tunnel‐boring machine just completed by James Howden, and met Dr Owen Davies, Technical Manager, who considered the opportunities for automation and robotics in such machines.
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For this review of heavy duty robots Jack Hollingum went to Scotland to see a tunnel‐boring machine just completed by James Howden, and met Dr Owen Davies, Technical Manager, who considered the opportunities for automation and robotics in such machines.
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Tunnel boring machines under squeezing conditions
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2010Abstract Squeezing ground represents a challenging operating environment as it may slow down or obstruct TBM operation. Due to the geometrical constraints of the equipment, relatively small convergences of one or two decimetres may lead to considerable difficulties in the machine area (sticking of the cutter head, jamming of the shield) or in the ...
M. Ramoni, G. Anagnostou
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1996
Tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are used to excavate tunnels in virtually all types of ground and under widely different physical conditions. This chapter covers hard and soft rock TBMs with full-face rotating heads and their development from soft ground shields.
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Tunnel boring machines (TBMs) are used to excavate tunnels in virtually all types of ground and under widely different physical conditions. This chapter covers hard and soft rock TBMs with full-face rotating heads and their development from soft ground shields.
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Bibliography on tunnel boring machines
Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology, 1975This bibliography is arranged alphabetically by author, and covers approximately the period 1950-1975. /TRRL/
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